{
New search
}
 
Filter results to show: 
 

Name

Address

User Rating

A great place for people with more money than time to investigate better places. The crowd is attractive. The cocktails are competent. The tapas are tasty. The prices are absurd. The scene is overblown.
Lower East Side
99 Stanton St.
(btwn Orchard & Ludlow St)
{
Show map
}
 
-/10
A good afterwork option. Friendlier and less touristy then most options in the area.
Midtown West
161 W. 54th St.
(btwn 6th & 7th Ave)
{
Show map
}
 
-/10
A former church gets tile ceilings, a mahogany bar, and cocktail choreography courtesy of Milk & Honey's Sasha Petraske.
Prospect Heights
589 Vanderbilt Ave
(btwn Bergen & Dean St)
{
Show map
}
 
-/10
A cozy ruby red restaurant and lounge where it would take only a little imagination to picture it downtown.
Upper East Side
27 E. 61st St
(at Madison Ave)
{
Show map
}
 
-/10
A converted synagogue is now home to one of the most unique bars in the city. A hexagonal bar, stained glass, and a friggin tree right in the middle of the place make for an interesting cocktail spot to say the least.
Boerum Hill
368 Atlantic Ave.
(btwn Hoyt & Bond St.)
{
Show map
}
 
5/10
A chandelier, a fireplace, live jazz, and plenty of candles create a warm and embracing atmosphere perfect for a date or low key night with good friends.
South Slope
501 11th St
{
Show map
}
 
-/10
A café, bookstore, gallery space, and full bar make for a lively and sorely needed day time gay hangout in the East Village. At night there's a busy schedule of readings, film screenings, and dance performances.
East Village
200 Ave. A
{
Show map
}
 
-/10

Bar as Rube Goldberg device - manager hires bartenders with big boobs, attracting traders with big wallets, which in turn brings in Upper East Side girls with big aspirations.
Midtown East
541 Lexington Ave.
(at 49th St.)
{
Show map
}
 
7/10
Union Square/ Flatiron
6 W. 25th St.
{
Show map
}
 
-/10
Grammercy
274 3rd Ave.
(btwn 21st & 22nd St.)
{
Show map
}
 
5/10
{
New search
}